Studebaker 1924 Big-Six Cars Highlight Value and Refinement
The Studebaker 1924 Big-Six line on a 126 inch chassis offers four models with prices from 1750 to 2750 fob factory. Refined design materials workmanship and tested safety features underscore the corporation’s claim of best intrinsic value and near perfection in moderate priced cars. Studebaker notes 90 million dollars in net assets and 45 million invested in plants to support economical manufacturing.
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Studebaker 1924
Studebaker
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Town Welcomes Wide Range of Visitors and Traders
A flurry of Monday to Sunday visits and business trips brings guests from Depauw Sharptown Louisville and New Albany to the area. Notables include George Carter and family from Louisville James Satterfield from Sharptown and Elmer Crecelius from Batman's Ridge along with many locals hosting relatives and friends. The week also features Masons at a Marengo picnic and several residents traveling to nearby towns for shopping or extended visits.
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Joe Vaughn
Walter Smith
Depauw
James Satterfield
Sharptown
George Carter
Louisville
Gus. Sieg
Frenchtown
James E. Jackson
A. B. Corbin
Tell City
George Kehrer
Cannelton
Leroy
Ant. Bauer
St. Joseph
Ollie Smith
Velma
Elmer Crecelius
Batman’s Ridge
Lloyd Gibbs
New Albany
Lyman Schoonover
Schoonover
Anderson
Ind
Jas. A. Carter
Harry Bush
Frank Gurtz
Bootlegger Wilbur Dyke jailed for moonshine shipment
Wilbur Dyke of Indianapolis was jailed in Corydon after a Moonshine haul in Jackson township. A Star automobile with several bottles of liquor was seized. Dyke pleaded guilty to public intoxication and operating a vehicle while intoxicated. Bonds were posted by his mother and sister, and he was released from jail.
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Wilbur Dyke
Indianapolis
Jackson Township
Horse Thief Detective Association
Corydon
Morris
Squire Joseph H. Feller
Squire Feller
Heth Township
Alfred Kitterman
Kitterman
This County
William Dyke
Birthday gathering honors Mrs. Toler at Floyd Toler home
About 130 relatives and friends met Sunday July 22 at Floyd Toler’s home for Mrs. Toler’s birthday. A noon feast featured thirty cakes and extensive foods, followed by afternoon visiting. Guests included numerous Windell, Toler, Watson, Wolfe, Shaffer, Mauck and Wiseman families among others from Caruthersville and White Cloud. A weekend at Camp Elsby in White Cloud hosted by W. P. Huff Hegewald New Albany guests closes the report.
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Floyd Toler
Toler
Sam
Windell Sr
Olive
Benton Windell
Wayne
Lee Doll
Mildred
Fern
Leroy
Jesse Moyars
Bertha
Amzie Toler
Gail
Harry Hottle
Evelyn
Carmen
Straud Toler
Ray
Gilbert
Russel
Lafe Lasley
Violet
Beulah
Carl
Willard
Wiseman
Abe Baxley
Fiona
Claud Amy
Robert
Preston Haun
Howard
Duke Wolfe
Daniel
Lee
Carry Watson
Mamie
Woodrow
Rose
William
P. Cunningham
James Amy
John
Buel
Lee Baxley
Ben Taylor
Willard Rhodes
William Wolfe
Corda Shaffer
Lynne
Charles
Claud Watson
Glenn
Herman Fravel
Fariel
John G. Wiseman
Mable Dorse
Harve Stonecipher
Zelma
Arvil
Andrew Lang
Perry ‘Stonecipher
Hazel
Tholl Windell
Sadie
W. D. Toler
Roscoe
Charley Stonecipher
Loyd Taylor
Mary Neely
Sophia Phillips
Caruthersville
Jane Kitterman
Camp Elsby
White Cloud
W. P. Huff
Hegewald
New Albany
T. J. Hudson
E. N. Ketchum
W. T. Skaggs
Frank Self
Isabelle Davis
Local Social Notes From Bloomfield Area Visits
Mrs. Charles Bee of Kansas and Mrs. John Bush were mid week guests of Mr. and Mrs. E J Bye. August Bocard and son near Frenchtown visited the Bye home Sunday. John Glenn visited Charles Trinkle and family near Fredericksburg Sunday. Clare Merryman, formerly of Milltown now Vandalia Illinois, is visiting this week. Mrs Wm Norris of New Castle Indiana is visiting here. C P Trotter of Corydon visited Sunday. Homer Cohagen and family and Miss Lela Vammire of Columbus Ohio visited the Bye family last week.
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Frenchtown
Chester O. Boss
Ollie
Danville
Ind
A. F. Faure
John F. Berger
John
Gerald H
Joseph F. Fretch
Louisville
William
Hannel
Ben Deaton
Charles Trinkle
Fredericksburg
Bird Solbrig
M. Rhodes
New Albany
John Dubois
Charles Atz
Robert Bergman
Thompson’s Chapel
Francis Miller
Omer Patrick
Kansas
Charles Jackson
Henry McWilliams
J. Frank Jenner
Milton
Maize
Milltown
M. Watts
Clarence Hodges
Claud Poe
Httle Son
Abe Borstein
G. W. Baylor
Rhodes Hotel
Charles Young
Priscilla
Wm. Boldt
Charles Bee
John Bush
E. J. Bye
August Bocard
John Glenn
Clare Merryman
Vandalia
Ill
Wm. Norris
New Castle
Indiana
C. P. Trotter
Corydon
Homer Cohagen
Lela Vammire
Columbus
Ohio
Frank Bye
Also Mentioned on This Page
Studebaker Corporation OF America
South Bend
the Studebaker Corporation of America
A. R. Erskine
Elmore Crecelius
John Sharp
Dry Run
Annie Stroud
Charles E. Sieg
M. B. Stone
Kentucky
Meon Barmore
Frank Blunk
Thos, Kelly
Roy Tower
Marengo
Cora Jacobs
A. B. Harris
Ben Melton
Georgetown
Wat. Rhodes
Eulah McMichael
Oakland City
Kiar Carson
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